The mural’s defacing galvanized the Overtown community, who called for more of a police presence around Dorsey Park, once home to the Negro Leagues’ Ethiopian Clowns.​ ...

Cabinet des estampes du muse d’art et d’histoire, Geneva, Switzerland Carl Andre: Timber Works Copper Works, Paula Cooper Gallery, New York (solo) Carl Andre: Early Works on Paper 1958 – 1966, Andrea ...

Carl Andre, who helped transform the art of sculpture through his floorbound arrangements of granite, metal, timber and brick, and who became a polarizing figure in the art world after he was ...

107, illustrated (installed in Los Angeles, Ace Gallery, Carl Andre: Uncarved Blocks, 1976) Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art, From Christo and Jeanne-Claude to Jeff Koons: John Kaldor Art Projects ...

When the Tate Britain opened its doors in August 1897, the institution, originally known as the National Gallery of British Art, quickly earned a reputation for being different from other museums.

Daniel visits the backyard studio of Olana Janfa. The Ethiopian-Norwegian artist started painting relatively recently but his distinct voice, drawn from his life as a refugee in Norway and ...

2024 Carl Andre/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Courtesy Dia Art Foundation. Photo: Bill Jacobson Studio, New York.) It is ironic that Andre’s work appears so sober, as his life seems to ...

Ana Mendieta was an artist and the wife of Carl Andre, who died in a New York hospice last week. Mendieta met a more violent end—she fell from the window of the 34th floor apartment she shared ...

Carl Andre was a highly influential artist, but his death this week has revived memories of two of art's most controversial episodes - one involving his "pile of bricks" sculptures, and the other ...

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by The Art Newspaper, an editorial partner of CNN Style. (CNN) — Carl Andre, the American sculptor who helped define the Minimalist ...